WriteON
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What brand are you using. I'm looking for decent quality with a decent price. Thanks
Gel refill
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egnald
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For gel ink in my personal carry rollerballs I prefer the Pilot G-2. They don't always extend exactly the same amount as a rollerball refill would and can sometimes look like they are a little short, but for me the gel ink is highly preferred over the liquid rollerball ink.
The Gel ink refills for the Parker Style that I use are Monteverde. I am also happy with the Schmidt EasyFlow parker styles, but I don't know if they are gel ink or are a lower viscosity type of ink.
Although most of my direct experience is with Rollerball and Parker styles, I know that Monteverde does make a Cross style refill but I don't think it has gel ink. They refer to it as a soft Roll low viscosity paste ink. Considering the other Monteverde refills I have used, they are probably pretty good quality.
As for the prices, I think they are all relatively good, more expensive than the no-brand stuff, but not as much as the ultra high end either.
Dave
The Gel ink refills for the Parker Style that I use are Monteverde. I am also happy with the Schmidt EasyFlow parker styles, but I don't know if they are gel ink or are a lower viscosity type of ink.
Although most of my direct experience is with Rollerball and Parker styles, I know that Monteverde does make a Cross style refill but I don't think it has gel ink. They refer to it as a soft Roll low viscosity paste ink. Considering the other Monteverde refills I have used, they are probably pretty good quality.
As for the prices, I think they are all relatively good, more expensive than the no-brand stuff, but not as much as the ultra high end either.
Dave
rixstix
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In addition to what Dave said, Pilot V7-RT (.7mm) or V5-RT (.5 mm) are nice exchanges for the G2 and Schmidt 5888